Round 7: Roosters Vs Storm – Betting Insights

2 years ago - Sportingbase

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Try Scorer
Head To Head
Match Points

Try Scorer Insights

Xavier Coates (Melbourne Storm) has scored a hat-trick of tries in each of his last two NRL games against the Sydney Roosters and has scored seven tries in total across his last three games against them.

Coates 2+ Tries @ $6.00 – Bet Here

James Tedesco (Sydney Roosters) has not scored a try in any of his last seven NRL games against the Melbourne Storm, last crossing the line against them in the 2019 Preliminary Final; in fact, he has scored only two tries in 12 games against the Storm since joining the Roosters in 2018.

Tedesco To Score @ $2.40 – Bet Here

Daniel Tupou (Sydney Roosters) is on a three-game try-scoring streak in the NRL, logging four tries in total across his last three appearances; he has scored three tries across his last three games against the Melbourne Storm.

Tupou To Score @ $2.15 – Bet Here

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Head To Head

The Melbourne Storm have won eight of their last nine NRL matches against the Sydney Roosters (L1), including each of their last three; the Storm have conceded just 10.4 points per game across their last eight meetings in that span.

Storm -1.5 @ $1.95 – Bet Here

The Melbourne Storm have won their last four NRL matches against the Sydney Roosters in New South Wales, scoring 31.5 points per game across that span; the Storm have kept the Roosters scoreless in two of the four first halves in that span.

Storm 13+ @ $4.30 – Bet Here

Each of the Melbourne Storm’s last three NRL games have been decided by a margin of exactly two points with the Storm picking up two wins in that term (L1); the last time they featured in a game decided by two points or fewer prior to that run was in a 15-14 win against the South Sydney Rabbitohs in Round 2, 2022.